This antique poffertjes stand is erected at in the spring every year and taken down at the end of…read morethe summer. A tree stands in the middle of it. It's hard to describe in words just how charming the poffertjes stand was! Too cute. And the poffertjes were good - and the beverages were delicious (mint tea, cappuccini, etc.). A very charming place - I'll definitely go again if I'm ever in Laren again.

Contrary to one of the previous reviewers, I've had the pleasure of trying poffertjes in many…read morelocations, so if not an expert, I'm at least an experienced enthousiast. I can say that these are the best I've ever had (although I may be biased; I come here since the age of 4, or thereabouts). The menu is not long, basically it is poffertjes (plain, wirh rum, ginger or Gran Marnier), dutch waffels (thinner and more crunch than Brusselse or Luikse) and drinks. That's all you will need, though. The enormous poffertjes hob is impressive, the waffel oven is beautiful. As is the "kraam" itself (at least from the front and inside). Worth a visit in itself. It is correct this place is not open all year round, between april and september you are in the clear, though (summer, basically). I believe they open mid april and close mid september.

The poffertjes here are soo good. Made fresh and you can choose a variety of toppings. I love how…read morethey having a smoking and non-smoking section outside. That's hard to find. So nice to be able to sit outside, enjoy our poffertjes, coffees and people watch. Service was friendly and fast.

Went at closing time. Quickly seated. Had an order of their waffles - powdered sugar and butter…read more Tasty Had some hot snacks - decent Fairly priced. Won't blow your budget

Very nice place. We were in The Hague as toursists from California and looking for Dutch food. I…read morethink Trip Advisor sent us out here. Great pancakes. The Oma Special was my favorite, a chicken ragout on a crepe. Definitely recommended.

What a positive surprise! A nice ambiance, friendly team and fresh detailed interior, very…read moredifferent from most pancake places. There's plenty of room inside and outside and whereever you're seated there's a lovely view of the marina. Even upstairs the windows can open all the way, making it nice and breezy. The menu is nice and even though there's a lot on it and the kitchen does not look immens, it seems to work really well. If you're visiting, the choice is easy, Pancakes it should be. Be bold try a special one off their menu, but the less extravagante with apple and bacon or apple and cheese are absolutely nice. Poffertjes (mini pancakes) could be a nice alternative for the sweet tooth or kids. We've tried the Croquettes (shrimp), which were nice as well. I just wanted to highlight the team, who we're just lovely. There were some bigger groups, yet the attention was just right. Food going over to these large groups looked very tasty by the way. In short, when in The Hague, this is a must go place for families or groups and all Pancakes and Poffertjes lovers.

We absolutely loved this place! They have a nice little play area for children. The pancakes were…read moreamazing! Our favorites were the natural poffertjes and the ham and cheese pancake (the cheese caramelizes on top and the ham is inside). They only take European debit cards or cash. If we lived nearby, we would come all the time!

We love going to this pancake house when we are craving authentic Dutch cuisine. With a delicious…read morevariety of sweet and savory pancakes, they have something for everyone. Their house specialty mustard soup is absolutely delicious while my other favorite is their green pea soup; a typical Dutch specialty. Their beer offerings are complete with German and Belgian brews both bottled and on tap. Wait and service time can get slightly delayed when the restaurant is full, but that won't be a reason to dissuade us from coming back. Once they do get to you, service is offered with a smile. We love this quaint restaurant located right in front of a picture perfect church. Can't wait to bring our friends here!

Great food, nice atmosphere. Menu in English and other languages easy to understand. Sweet and…read moresavory crepes are wonderful. Had to try the homemade Gingerbread with butter.

The perfect place for a family birthday celebration. This…read morerestaurant is in an old farmhouse with a sand floor. It is very popular with families especially on a Sunday afternoon so make a reservation. There are many pancakes to choose from both savory and sweet. Our table had a combination of both. I had apple raisin and Ginger. My tablemates had apple and cheese, apple and raisin, cheese and Ginger, The farmhouse which is ground meat and chopped vegetables. The choices are endless. The wait staff is friendly and accommodating. They DO take credit cards!

Cash only. Free wifi…read more This was a neat cultural experience. I've had much better crepes in downtown Amsterdam, smaller with tastier cheese. This were absolutely the largest crepes ever, as big as a medium pizza, which was too much for one person, especially after eating a delicious onion soup and brown bread with Herb butter. Perfect atmosphere kids, which were constantly walking or running around, stopping to watch the crepe chefs. I got the sense that the vast majority of customers were locals. I will return today for a waffle dessert. They have a huge menu both in size and menu options. And every dessert option looked fantastic.

An overall incredible pancake house in the middle of a beautiful forest like park just outside of…read moredowntown Utrecht. My great friend and I were in Utrecht for a couple of days and decided to rent bikes and join the crowd and bike all around town. I had heard of this legendary pancake house in the woods and after a little bit of research realized it would make the perfect bike excursion for the two of us. So, we got all fitted and fixed up on our rental bikes and wearing NO helmets, started GPSing our way out of downtown, headed for the Theehuis Rhijnauwen. It wasn't too bad getting to the entrance to the forest, only a few close scrapes, but once we crossed over, we were biking in the open air with the most beautiful green spaces surrounding us. The rest of the ride was pretty fantastic. We saw friends biking in parallel sync, chatting away, and only wished that I was able to master my bicycle enough to do that too. Anyway, we arrived soon enough and found a spot to lock up our bikes. The place was hopping, but we got a table outside pretty easily. We were looking out on the greenest grassy field with two mini donkeys prancing around on a grassy knoll. The ONLY downside was that I had pre-ordered a tea service for the two of us, which was not great food-wise. I watched so many plates of big pancakes pass by longingly. Our tea service food was a lot of ok sweets and some salami, and then more sweets. Oof. On the other hand, there was no way I was going to let the disappointment of the food ruin the overall magic. Every time I looked over at one of those mini Dutch donkeys prancing around, they winked right back at me.

Love this place! Everything is so good. It's all handmade and good quality. Any pancakes is a good…read morechoice! I got the hot chocolate and an apple pancake. Staff are friendly. Lots of seating indoors and outdoors. Really nice for breakfast, lunch, dinner or al three! In the evening people were playing card games before the dinner came.

You should know that Dutch people feel about their pannenkoeken like Americans consider their…read morehamburgers and MacDonalds. Pannenkoeken are a national dish and almost every village (hamlet) has one. Of course, the combination of flour, milk and eggs is an ancient one, and not special of itself. What makes the Dutch ones different from, for instance a crêpe or American pancake, is (1) the size, usually around 12 to 14 inches (20 to 30 cm) in diameter; (2) the thickness, anywhere from 1/8 to 1/5 inch (3 to 5 mm); and (3) the solidness, by which I mean that there are no bicarbonate sodas used in its original recipe. This restaurant is one we don't frequent often. They have a large selection, from natural to harty to sweet and everything in between. My family members had the BBQ pulled chicken pannekoek, a cheese and bacon one, and a sweet ginger with a soft cheese version for my mother-in-law. Everyone agreed, the pannenkoeken were good. I had the hunter's version, with hare and venison. The sauce was excellent (better than at our other pannenkoeken restaurant), but the meat itself was dry. And is the reason why I gave them 4 stars and not 5, because the other pannenkoekenhuis had cooked their meats better. Now I know that hare and venison are very difficult to cook (personal experience), so I get that that is a challenge. Still, a chef should taste his own concoctions and know when his food needs improvement. I will be back to see if that happens again, because the sauce was excellent and then they definitely deserve 5 stars.

From the owner: Pannenkoekenhuis De Langenberg is al jaren bekend in de omgeving en is gelegen aan de N224, de oude…read moreRijksweg van Ede naar Arnhem. Ons pannenkoekenhuis ligt op nog geen 200 meter van de Ginkelse Hei, waardoor uw bezoek prima te combineren is met een wandel- of fietstocht in de omgeving, langs één van de vele bezienswaardigheden of een dagje winkelen in het centrum van Ede. Graag verwelkomen wij u op één van onze gezellige terrassen (gedeeltelijk overdekt en verwarmd) of in ons sfeervolle restaurant. Het restaurant biedt ook de mogelijkheid om u met een groter gezelschap gezellig bij elkaar en apart van onze andere gasten te ontvangen.